Lowell Nesbitt
Born 1933 in Baltimore New Realism US-American, 20th century
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Curriculum Vitae
1950 – 1956	Studies in Philadelphia and London
1958	First exhibition: Baltimore Museum of Art, Baltimore
1963	He concentrates on the concept of concreteness by painting a series of flower pictures and photographically exact large-format cut-outs of Manhattan' s cast iron architecture.
1965	Howard Wise Gallery, New York
1966	Galerie Thelen: New Hampshire Room Essen, Köln
1967	Gertrude Kasle Gallery, Detroit
1970	Neue Galerie: Start, Sammlung Ludwig, Aachen
1973	Gimpel Fils, London
1976	Navy and Marine Corps Museum, Treasure Island, San Francisco
1980	The United States Postal Service issues four stamps based on Nesbitt's floral paintings. He also serves as the official artist for the Apollo 9 and Apollo 13 space flights and as the Space Programme' s official artist
1981	General Electric Gallery, Fairfield
1982	Andrew Crispo Gallery, New York
1983	Washington and Lee University, Lexington; Morris Museum of Art's and Sciences, Morristown
1984	Oklahoma Art Center, Oklahoma City
1985	Tyler Alumni Gallery, Tyler School of Art, Temple University
1986	DiLaurenti Gallery, New York
1988	Wally Findlay Galleries, Palm Beach
1993	The artist dies in New York
Exhibitions
2000	Kunsthaus Zürich: Hypermental- Wahnhafte Wirklichkeit 1955-2000 von Salvador Dalí bis Jeff Koon, Zurich
2001	Hamburger Kunsthalle: Hypermental - Wahnhafte Wirklichkeit 1950-2000 von Salvador Dalí bis Jeff Koon, Hamburg
2003	Stiftung Museum Kunst Palast: The Power of Pop, Dusseldorf
2004	Galerie Jöllenbeck: Lowell Nesbitt-Paintings from the Seventies, Cologne; Polk Museum of Art: At the Edge of a Petal - Floral Works of Art from the Permanent Collection, Lakeland
2005	Oklahoma City Museum of Art: Selections from the Westheimer Family Collection, Oklahoma City; Museum Morsbroich Städtisches Museum Leverkusen Schloss Morsbroich: Blumenstück - Künstlers Glück, Vom Paradiesgärtlein zur Prilblume, Leverkusen